House Democrats demand preservation and vendor-access briefings on White House chatbot prompts

Democrats Jamie Raskin and Robert Garcia demand that every White House chatbot prompt and answer be preserved as presidential records owned by the United States.

Their 10 briefing demands ask whether vendors, subcontractors or other outside parties can access White House prompts, logs and metadata, and whether model training can absorb inputs from Executive Office staff.

The Justice Department has argued the Presidential Records Act is unconstitutional, which limits the request's force for now.